Wandering down a tree lined lane on a sunny afternoon, you will find a pretty periwinkle blue Edwardian with glints of gold and a rose colored door. 241 Lily is just as charming as the address sounds. Up just a few steps, you pass through the entry vestibule into the front hall. To the right there's a large front room and forward there's a bath with inviting soaking tub and new vanity on the left and then you advance to the large kitchen with ample storage, granite counters and stainless appliances and room for a big table. At the back of the flat there's a 2nd bedroom and access to the shared rear garden/patio. But at the center of the home is a room with true scale, grand box beam ceilings, wainscotting and a generous plate rail - to display all your treasures, or line up your books - that flows back to the bedroom in front through period pocket doors. If you wish you can reverse the usage and use the bigger room as a bedroom and the front room as a living room OR, if you don't need two true bedrooms, use them as a double parlor style living/dining. The location is amazing. It's so cool Rivian has its flagship right nearby - stop by for some co-working whether you drive or not after grabbing a coffee at the original Blue Bottle in Linden Alley? You can be on the freeway south or the train downtown in mere seconds but cruise the hood to enjoy meditation at the SF Zen Center, coffee at Mercury Cafe, brunch at Hazie's and dinner at Revelry Cafe. Other places call as well - think Zuni Cafe, Rich Table, Suppenkuche. From hanging in Patricia's Green, to enjoying music at the San Francisco Jazz Center or the San Francisco Symphony, a lecture at City Arts & Lectures (what else!) to the SF Opera or the Ballet - this is the place to be right now.